It was decided that the westward campaign would be led by Jochi's four elder sons, Chaghatai's son Baidar and grandson Büri, Ögedei's two sons Güyük and Kötön, and Tolui's two sons Möngke and Arigh-bukha.

While he himself led a campaign to Fenghsing and Tungkuan in the north-western region of the yellow River; his younger brother, Tolui, marched from the south-western front and besieged the Jin capital of K'ai-feng.

Tolui had four sons: MöngkeKhan, Khubilai Khan, Heluge and Arigh-bukha.

Tolui, who had been summoned to court on several occasions in connection with her human-rights work, was arrested in her home in Sanandaj on 2 August.

Tolui, who is currently outside Iran, added that her interrogators put pressure on her to confess that she was one of the main organizers of the protests that erupted in the wake of Qaderi's murder in Sanandaj and other Kurdish cities.

Tolui is one of the signatories of a letter signed and published last year by women's rights groups, personalities and activists that calls for a change in Iran's Constitution in order to guarantee equal rights for women and men.

Khubilai’s father Tolui never had the chance to become Khaghan and it seemed like Khubilai too would play a lesser part in the Mongolian history scene.

Without the political involvement and skillful manipulation that this remarkable woman achieved, Tolui’s descendants might not have been able to replace Ögödei’s line as the main Mongolian royal line in East Asia.

Tolui, the youngest, the keeper of the hearth, was accorded the northern Mongolian homeland.

Chagatai, the second son received Kashgaria, with his capital at Almalyq (Kulja) in the modern Sinkiang area of western China, and Transoxania between the Amu Darya and Syr Darya rivers in modern Uzbekistan.

After Güyük's death, Batu sent Berke, who maneuvered with Tolui's widow, and in the next quriltai (1253), the Ögedite line was passed over for Möngke, Tolui's son, who was said to be favourable to Nestorian Christianity.

Tolui Koke is generally regarded as an oddity of the Demonic community; a massive humaniod figure with green-lizard like scales lining his body, and perculiar joint structure that makes body seem permantantly side-ways, yet its actually just him facing forward.

Tolui eyes narrowed dangerously at the crimes, flexing his muscles as a show of strength and intimidation.

Tolui looked around in wonder at the seeming newness of the world, after 120 years alone in a dank cell.

After Wang Khan's defeat by the future Ùeng^z Khan in 1203 she was given to the latter's youngest son, Tolui (Tu@l^).

The marriage was apparently not consummated, and, when Tolui died in 630/1233 she passed into the care of his son Hülegü, who married her during his expedition to Persia in 654-56/1256-58.

He had considerable respect for her judgment, and she was able to intercede for the Christians after the Mongol sack of Baghdad in 656/1258; she was also instrumental in securing the election of Mar Denha as Nestorian catholicus in 1265.

The Khan, accompanied by his youngest son, Tolui, moved with the main force and reached Bukhara in 1220, after crossing the Syr Darya (river).

It was decided that the westward campaign would be led by Jochi's four elder sons, Chaghatai's son Baidar and grandson Büri, &Ouml;gedei's two sons Güyük and Kötön, and Tolui's two sons Möngke and Arigh-bukha.

Tolui kept using the three moves that Zhu Cong taught him, and incredibly, he managed to beat Dukhsh and the rest.

Tolui then narrated the story of why he started fighting with Dukhsh, and knowing that Dukhsh kept mentioning the shameful happenings of his past, Temujin was boiling deep down in his heart.

Thus he only wanted Tolui and Guo Jing to learn fists briefly, and to spend most of their time learning riding, shooting with their bows and arrows, and learning to handle other important tasks on the battle field.